Google Gemini now has a Memory summary. This is the name of the section where you can view, edit and delete information about yourself that Gemini applications have “remembered”. It is available in the personal data section of the AI assistant settings.
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The Memory Summary includes “Highlights,” a summary of the user’s history, location, and key connections. There are also subsections for Career and Professional Projects, Travel and Everyday Things, Media and Entertainment, and Fitness and Lifestyle. Each category contains specific details presented in a bulleted list. At the bottom of the section there is a text field through which you can freely send a request to add or remove information. For example, you can issue the command “Remember that I speak Japanese” or “Delete my old phone number from your memory.”
If the request is not clear enough, Google noted, Gemini may ask a series of clarifying questions to ensure that the information in the Memories Summary remains accurate. There is also a button with a pencil icon in the upper right corner – it calls up a function that allows you to make more extensive edits. In the menu, which opens by pressing the button with three dots, the “Memory History” subsection is available, where you can see exactly when this or that information was added or changed.
Memories Summary is currently available to Google AI subscribers who use the service in English; provided that the Keep Activity and Memory functions are enabled. This section is not yet available in applications for Google Android and Apple iOS, but similar features are expected to appear here as well.
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